Snow White, Alice In Wonderland, and Sleeping Beauty

One more batch of Disney vinyl overstock. Hope you like. Link in comments.

Hawaiian Favorites - 1957

America sure seemed to be in love with Hawaii after World War 2. As a young paperboy I saw a lot of living rooms with Hawaiian themes. By the way, the model on the record jacket isn't authentically Hawaiian - she's more like the music inside.

Bambi, Hansel and Grettel, and The Sorcerer's Apprentice

Here are three Disney records. The production is good, and Sterling Holloway does the voice work on the third disk. Sterling also reads Peter And The Wolf on the flip-side, making 4 tales in all with cover art included.

101 Dalmations

This Disney record tells the story with voice actors and song and all in 24 minutes. Enjoy.

The Marx Brothers - Original Voice Tracks

Gary Owens narrates this collection of funny movie moments. Link in comments.

Black Beauty

This Disney record is from 1966. Enjoy.

W. C. Fields Records

A visitor named Anonymous wants more W. C. Fields. Enclosed are 3 ripped phonograph records - The Great Radio Feuds, The Further Adventures of Larson E. Whipsnade, and Magnificent Rogue - The Adventures of W. C. Fields. Link in comments.

An Hour With Bettie Page - 1996

Bettie did this radio interview in promotion of the book Bettie Page - The life of a Pin-up Legend. Don Whitney was a fan of Bettie and calls in. Another photographer who admired Bettie was Buck Henry. Link in comments.

The Folies Bergere

If Webley Edwards can take you to exotic Hawaii then I should be able to transport you, right now, to the Folies Bergere in Paris, France, on a Saturday night in 1964. We are sitting right up front. Comfortable? The show begins...

Monty Python Examines The Life Of Brian - 1979

This interview happened before the movie was released. The lads are quick and chipper and funny and there are still six of them. The have a lot of fun here and don't seem to anticipate the Church Of England s***-storm that would soon arrive. These Warner Brothers Music Show records were provided to big radio stations, mostly, and were never available for sale to the public. Link in comments.